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#illegals
Fox News: Border Patrol agents to stop wearing body cameras after social media post reveals ‘security risk’
U.S. Customs and Border Protection (CBP) has halted the use of body cameras for agents in the field due to security concerns raised by a social media post. The directive follows claims that a mobile app could detect these cameras and potentially trigger explosives.
The decision comes amid a significant decrease in the number of illegal crossings at the southern border, with daily "gotaways" dropping by 93% since the Biden administration's peak. CBP has stated that the cameras will remain off until further notice while they investigate the risks.
Fox News: Tom Homan fires back at AOC for mocking his warning that 'evading law enforcement' has consequences
Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez and former border czar Tom Homan clashed over her "Know Your Rights with ICE" webinar, which he claims could impede law enforcement. Homan warned that her actions might cross legal lines, while Ocasio-Cortez dismissed his concerns as misguided.
Homan emphasized that entering the U.S. illegally is a crime and accused Ocasio-Cortez of teaching immigrants how to evade law enforcement, potentially endangering public safety. He highlighted that ICE focuses on individuals with serious criminal records.
#politics
Breitbart: Afrikaners Gather at U.S. Embassy to Show Support for Trump
Around 1,500 Afrikaners gathered outside the U.S. embassy in Pretoria to present a petition thanking President Trump for his executive order that cuts aid to South Africa and extends refugee status to Afrikaner farmers. The order responds to land seizure laws in South Africa.
The protesters criticized the ruling ANC government, claiming it enacts discriminatory laws that marginalize white citizens economically. They expressed hope that U.S. support could lead to positive changes in South Africa.
Le Monde: Germany: Thousands march against far right in Berlin
Tens of thousands protested in Berlin against far-right cooperation ahead of Germany's general elections, following US Vice President JD Vance's controversial remarks. Estimates of attendees ranged from 30,000 to 38,000, rallying under the slogan "We are the firewall."
The far-right Alternative for Germany (AfD) is projected to become the second-largest party, with poll ratings nearing 20%. Recent demonstrations have drawn significant crowds, reflecting widespread concern over the AfD's rising influence.
Fox News: White House scorches 'moron' left-wing senator for seething over 'obvious' Trump family parody account
The White House criticized Democratic Sen. Chris Murphy as a "moron" after he mistakenly condemned a parody account he thought was associated with Lara Trump. The White House's response highlighted Murphy's misunderstanding, clarifying that the account was not official and supported free speech.
Murphy's original post accused the Trump administration of hypocrisy regarding free speech while discussing potential arrests of Democrats. The parody account had referenced a webinar by Rep. Alexandria Ocasio-Cortez on immigrant rights, which drew scrutiny from border czar Tom Homan.
#society
Front Page Magazine: UK Arrests Man Who Burned Koran, Frees Muslim Who Stabbed Him
A man charged with burning a Koran outside the Turkish embassy in London faces severe legal consequences, while his attacker, who stabbed him, has been granted bail. The incident highlights a perceived bias in the legal system, where offenses against Islam are prioritized over violent acts.
Critics argue that this reflects an adoption of Sharia principles in UK law, emphasizing the seriousness of blasphemy over physical violence. The contrasting treatment of the two individuals raises concerns about the implications for free speech and legal equality.
#foreignaffairs
Breitbart: Trump Effect: E.U. Countries Launch Rushed Summit on Ukraine, European Security
European leaders will convene in Paris on Monday to address security concerns amid U.S. efforts to negotiate an end to the Ukraine war. President Macron will lead the meeting, which includes key nations and NATO officials, following President Trump's direct discussions with Russia.
The urgency stems from the U.S. administration's shift in focus towards China, indicating that European security may no longer be its top priority. The Kremlin has also called for negotiations to address the ongoing conflict and broader security issues in Europe.
#economy
GB News: Rachel Reeves forces pub owner’s hand as ‘incredibly difficult’ Budget sparks wave of layoffs
Nick Evans, a hotelier and pub owner, has reported no profits in five years, attributing his struggles to rising costs and new tax measures from Chancellor Rachel Reeves. He faces over £100,000 in annual energy expenses for his hotel and additional costs due to National Insurance changes.
Evans has already reduced his workforce and taken on HR responsibilities himself. He expressed concern about the sustainability of his businesses amid the financial strain and the difficulty of future hiring.
#culture
Breitbart: Full Metal Jacket Star Kevyn Major Howard Dies at 69
Actor Kevyn Major Howard, known for his role as Rafterman in "Full Metal Jacket," has died at 69 in Las Vegas. He had been hospitalized for respiratory issues. Howard had a notable career in film and later became a photographer, founding a charity to honor military personnel.
He is survived by his wife, Tiffanie, step-daughter Kayla, and siblings Kim and Kelsey.
#sports
Breitbart: Canadians Boo U.S. Anthem, Then Team USA wins the Game and the Fights
In a highly charged match at the 4 Nations Face-Off, Team USA defeated Canada 3-1, igniting a flurry of fights in the first nine seconds. The Canadian crowd booed the Star-Spangled Banner, prompting American players to respond physically, setting the tone for a rough game.
Despite the early brawls, Team USA showcased their physicality, notably targeting Canadian star Connor McDavid. This victory marked a significant moment for the U.S., ending a losing streak against Canada and securing a place in the championship game.